The most unfair fight in boxing history!

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  1. dasher

    dasher New Member banned Full Member

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    was browsing the net and saw this, 22 year old man committed suicide when he lost boxing fight. apparently the opponent cheated but still y need to kill own self >.>

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  2. C.J.

    C.J. Boxings Living Legend revered & respected by all Full Member

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    What happened to Billy Collins at the hands of Panama Lewis & Luis Resto was diabolical. What they did when they took the horsehair out of Resto's gloves totally ruined his life & career .
     
  3. panchman69

    panchman69 Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Its up there, gatti vs de la hoya was also an incredibly unfair fight.
     
  4. JL Fighter

    JL Fighter Boxing Addict Full Member

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    And if Collins Sr. did not congratulate Resto by touching his glove, the two scums could have got away with it.
     
  5. Dubblechin

    Dubblechin Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    Edison Miranda vs. Arthur Abraham I has always stood out to me.

    Abraham's jaw was badly broken from a punch. The referee said the broken jaw was caused by a headbutt. They went to replay. It showed the broken jaw was caused by a punch. In that instance, if Abraham couldn't continue, the fight would end with an Abraham loss. But the referee seemed not to want to allow that to happen. So he asked Abraham if he wanted to continue. Abraham appeared to say no. They continued the fight anyway. The ref would deduct FIVE points from Miranda for wildly bizarre reasons - punches on the beltline, headbutts that didn't land. It went on round after round. Abaham couldn't close his mouth his jaw was so badly broken. Blood poured out of his mouth. It seemed mind boggling that the ref or the doctor refused to call it. Every time Miranda landed a punch to the beltline, Abraham would claim he was fouled because the pain in his jaw was so severe he could barely stand it. And he'd take minutes while Edison lost another point. Miranda seemed to win comfortably. The point deductions looked to be a way to save Abraham. Abraham seemed to have been forced to absorb a ridiculous amount of punishment in a losing fight. The referee looked like he'd showered in blood.

    And they gave the fight to Abraham. Even without the five point deductions, he would've won. It made no sense at all. He literally just tried to survive in tact for the last two-thirds of the fight. Corruption at its worst.
     
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  6. Skins

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    I couldn't even look at Abraham's face in that fight
     
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  7. Dubblechin

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    It was painful to watch any time he got hit. Just brutal.
     
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